A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 112 I'm dumbfounded, how many Captain Americas are there in our world!

Weapons are certainly considered part of one's own power!

Tony Stark nodded to himself, the playboy couldn't agree more.

After all, his Iron Man armor is, to put it bluntly, also a weapon, isn't it?

Isn't Captain America's shield also a weapon?

Weapons are certainly considered part of one's own power.

Regardless of what that short silver rod Zhou Cheng used was, the fact that he possessed it speaks volumes about his skill.

Apart from that silver short stick.

During that battle, the pair of wings on Zhou Cheng's back also attracted Tony Stark's attention.

However, the playboy had no idea what those wings were all about.

If Tony Stark hadn't obtained the diary, he would have assumed it was some kind of high-tech product, but now?

Tony Stark already knew that magic, witchcraft, and all sorts of supernatural forces existed in the world.

The more you know, the harder it is to make a judgment.

But one thing is certain: Zhou Cheng is indeed extraordinary.

"Black Widow?"

"Can she also restore Hulk to normal?"

Immediately afterwards, a look of surprise appeared on Tony Stark's face.

Of course, Playboy knew who Black Widow was. The two had a pleasant experience of infiltration and cooperation, so Tony Stark was quite familiar with her.

That's why Tony Stark was somewhat surprised.

That hot-bodied, incredibly handsome agent, does she really have this kind of skill?

How did they manage to do that?

It seems that the beautiful agent is indeed quite capable; no wonder she joined the Avengers, a team of superhumans, alongside Barton, despite being a mere mortal with no superpowers.

"Natasha?"

On the other side of the diary, Nick Fury's heart skipped a beat, and a glint flashed in his single eye.

Ever since the idea of ​​bringing Hulk into the Avengers came up, Lu Dan has been having a headache over how to control Hulk.

If this problem isn't solved, Bruce Banner joining the Avengers will be a joke.

Lu Dan had absolutely no clue how to solve this problem; in fact, he was completely clueless.

General Ross spent so much money and went through so much trouble, but he's still making no progress.

This was not an easy task to begin with.

Now, Nick Fury finally sees a glimmer of hope.

Natasha!

He hadn't expected that his capable subordinate would be so effective in finding a way to control the Hulk.

In that case, wouldn't S.H.I.E.L.D. have a trump card?

So, is this why Bruce Banner was able to successfully join the Avengers?

Lu Dan immediately made a decision.

After this round of spoilers ends, the task of figuring out how to control the Hulk will be handed over to Natasha!

And apart from that.

As of now, Nick Fury finally knows the exact list of the "original Avengers":

Besides the "Big Three" of Iron Man, Thor, and Captain America, there are Hawkeye Barton and Black Widow.

Hulk's statement is highly probable, but not entirely certain.

The overall concept was completely in line with Nick Fury's plan, so there was naturally no problem, and Lu Dan didn't think much of it.

His attention was quickly drawn to another word.

50/50?

What does this mean?

The meaning is not difficult to understand literally: fifty percent to fifty percent means that the two sides are evenly matched.

How did the fact that they were evenly matched become famous?

Moreover, the idea of ​​being evenly matched cannot be generalized; it depends on the type of opponent one is facing.

When you encounter someone of similar strength, it's naturally a close match.

But what if you encounter someone stronger than yourself? Wouldn't you be unable to defeat them?

What's so special about this?

So Nick Fury was a little unsure whether Satan's "50/50" simply meant evenly matched, or if it had some deeper meaning.

I remember Captain America's strength was only a few tons, at most no more than ten tons.

Such power might seem superhuman to ordinary people, but it's utterly insignificant in the face of true extraordinary individuals.

[Monsters like Thor and Hulk are out of the question; even Captain America's strength can't compare to Spider-Man's.]

[No matter what, Spider-Man can pull a high-speed train and hold up a cruise ship with his bare hands!]

But here's the amazing thing.

Captain America can actually fight anyone to a standstill.

[In Captain America: The Winter Soldier, on the cruise ship, he took so long to defeat a mere soldier, yet he managed to block Thor's hammer!]

[It can even block a palm strike from the purple sweet potato spirit!]

This is really a bit puzzling.

[Haha, what would happen if Captain America, who's evenly matched, met Kakashi, who's also evenly matched?]

[Won't these two keep fighting until the end of the world?]

Pulling a high-speed train and holding a cruise ship by hand!

Tony Stark was taken aback; this power was simply too astonishing.

High-speed rail and cruise ships, what kind of concept are those?

Such a thing is actually something that a mortal human body can shake?

It seems that Spider-Man is quite powerful!

But thinking about it again, it makes sense. If Spider-Man didn't have a certain level of strength, how could he have teamed up with me in the future to fight deep into Titan?

But is this what Captain America meant by "50/50"?

Although Captain America's strength reaches the level of several tons, he can fight on equal terms with enemies far below or far above that level.

This is really a bit strange, isn't it?

If the diary mentions that Captain America takes a long time to beat up a mere soldier, it can be explained by reasons such as Captain America not wanting to use excessive force and just playing around with the opponent.

But it's really a bit unreasonable that someone with only a few tons of strength could block a palm strike from the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit, right?

Even if he wasn't the purple potato spirit who obtained the Infinity Stones, the other party was undoubtedly a cosmic overlord and an interstellar big boss.

It's kind of ridiculous to say that his strength is only at Captain America's level.

The same applies to Thor.

The diary mentions Thor's awesomeness many times.

That's a ruthless person whose physical body can withstand the energy of a neutron star, and who almost killed the all-gem purple sweet potato spirit with a single axe strike!

Captain America can actually withstand a blow from this guy?

This is clearly inconsistent with the reality of Captain America's several tons of strength.

Could it be because Captain America possesses the "Thor power" within him?

The diary mentions that Captain America can transform into Thor.

Even Captain America after transforming into Thor could stun the purple potato!

This shows that Captain America is definitely not as simple as he appears on the surface, and likely harbors enormous potential within him.

It's fine to fight those who are weaker than yourself, but when you encounter a stronger enemy, the potential hidden within you is slowly forced out.

That's why he was able to fight to a standstill against enemies who were clearly several levels above Captain America.

So, is it going to be like this?

After much deliberation, Tony Stark could only come up with this relatively reasonable explanation.

But whether that's true or not, even Playboy couldn't be sure.

The truth is something only Zhou Cheng knows.

"Kakashi?"

"Who is this person?"

However, when Tony Stark saw the name, he fell into deep thought.

This is a completely new name, one that has never appeared in my diary before.

She immediately caught the playboy's attention.

Judging from his name, "Kakashi" is from the land of cherry blossoms, and like Captain America, he is also a "50/50" player.

Although the playboy didn't know the specifics of Kakashi's supposed 50/50 advantage.

But what would happen if, as described in the diary, the two evenly matched opponents were to engage in a fierce battle?

Could it be that both sides are getting stronger and stronger as they fight?

As the fighting progressed, what started as a battle between two cosmic overlords with forces of only a few tons evolved into a clash between two cosmic superpowers.

hiss!

How terrifying!

Tony Stark didn't even dare to think about it anymore.

I wonder if the other Black Captain America has this same balanced attribute.

However, I guess not.

Of all the Captain Americas in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, only Rogers' Captain America has received this kind of treatment.

[That Black Captain America goes without saying; he's clearly a super soldier like Rogers, and even fought in the Korean War.]

[They even once defeated the Winter Soldier.]

[But because he was Black, his existence was kept secret from beginning to end, and he was even secretly arrested after his service, becoming a guinea pig in the 1930s.]

That's just too tragic!

"Black Captain America?"

Tony Stark expressed extreme surprise at this latest wave of spoilers.

Captain America has long been a symbol, an icon.

An idol worshipped by everyone in the United States.

Whether it's a playboy or anyone else, everyone naturally assumes that there's only one Captain America.

It's Steve Rogers!

When Captain America is mentioned, everyone will subconsciously picture Steve Rogers' sunny and powerful face.

To put it bluntly, Captain America is equivalent to Steve Rogers!

Even though the diary had previously hinted at a second Captain America, that would obviously happen after Steve Rogers "retired".

But now the diary says that besides Steve Rogers, there is another Captain America who exists alongside him!

Since that Black Captain America made outstanding contributions during the Korean War, he was obviously born in the same era as Steve Rogers.

In other words.

Ever since Captain America "became famous", there have always been two Captain Americas!

The difference is that the public is only familiar with Steve Rogers, a national hero, but knows nothing about the other black Captain America!

Not only that.

The government also secretly imprisoned that black Captain America for thirty years, using him as a guinea pig for experiments!

"Those inhuman bastards!"

Even the playboy was a little angry, and couldn't help but mutter curses under his breath.

Considering the historical context, Tony Stark actually understood why the Black Captain America was not revealed but kept secret.

After all, that era did not allow a Black person to become Captain America.

Even in this day and age, let alone that era, it's unlikely that a Black person would become Captain America.

But you've been secretly experimenting on people for thirty years, that's really insane!

Those politicians are truly inhuman.

In an instant, Tony Stark felt a deep sense of sympathy for this black Captain America.

I wonder how that black Captain America, who was used as a guinea pig for thirty years, is doing now.

"Another Captain America besides Rogers?"

Nick Fury couldn't help but frown.

As the head of the world's largest intelligence agency, he had never known about this!

However, as a master spy, Nick Fury's focus is naturally different from Tony Stark's.

The tragic fate of the Black Captain America could not shake his spirit in the slightest. All Lu Dan could think about now was how to find this Black Captain America.

How can we recruit this black Captain America to our side?

This black Captain America once defeated the Winter Soldier, and the diary also mentioned the Winter Soldier's strength many times, which shows that the opponent's strength is in no way inferior to Captain America, oh, no less than Rogers.

Therefore, it seems that this black Captain America is not a "bootleg" or a weaker version of Captain America, similar to the second-generation Captain America.

He is a true Captain America!

How could anyone miss out on braised eggs with someone like that?

[The second and third Captain Americas need no further explanation; they were just ordinary people.]

Although the second Captain America eventually secretly injected himself with the super serum and became a super soldier like Captain America.

[He had just gained Captain America's powers when he was stripped of the title.]

[What about Falcon, one of the three Captain Americas? He's just an ordinary person from beginning to end; his only advantage is his falcon wings.]

[He might be the only Captain America who can fly?]

The second Captain America, isn't that John Walker?

Ever since this crucial information was revealed in the diary, Lu Dan has been keeping a close eye on this person.

However, whether it's the spoilers in the diary or Nick Fury's own investigation, John Walker is just an ordinary soldier who excels in every aspect.

Nick Fury never imagined that this ordinary soldier would obtain the super serum in the future!

Nick Fury didn't care whether the other party injected it secretly; what he was more concerned about was that something like the super serum actually existed.

Was the original serum not completely destroyed and left over, or has someone successfully replicated the serum?

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